(Arranged marriage to love + winning his wife back + unconventional healing) Please read the Reader’s Guide before starting.
Prince Yan Xichi was born into the imperial family. Handsome, accomplished in both letters and arms, he seemed to have it all. Unfortunately, at nineteen, he was badly injured in battle and lost the use of his legs. He grew increasingly withdrawn and gloomy, his moods unpredictable. In the book, everyone kept their distance from him: a deranged villain.
The System told her, “Your mission is to win him over.”
Jiang Shinian felt the pressure. She had transmigrated into the role of a disposable female character who refused to marry him to bring him good luck, and “proved her resolve by dying” on their wedding night.
To stay alive and complete her mission, Jiang Shinian had no choice but to bow her head to the villain. First she tried to please him and grow close to him; later, she tried to win him over, seduce him, and get cuddly.
Yet no matter what she tried, Yan Xichi remained unmoved.
With the deadline for her mission looming, Jiang Shinian was about to be erased and spent night after night tossing and turning with anxiety. Then the System announced that her mission had changed: now she had to win over one of the book’s male supporting characters.
On a rainy spring night, Jiang Shinian didn’t look back.
So she never saw Yan Xichi fall out of his wheelchair, his eyes bloodshot, his fingers clawing desperately for her sleeve, twisted and white with strain.
With her golden finger’s help, she thought she’d managed to escape. But when she woke again, she found herself trapped on a bed.
Yan Xichi was close enough for her to feel his breath. “I’ll give you my body and my heart. Please don’t go.”
Jiang Shinian: ?
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Jiang Shinian loved money and beauty, and was bold in both speech and action.
Every few days, she’d ask, “Your Highness, do you love me? If I can’t have your love, I’ll die.”
At first, Yan Xichi thought she was a spy for the emperor or an enemy nation. She was clearly afraid of him, yet still tried her best to get close. Then he realized she had a short temper and was easily riled up, which made it less likely she was a spy. Later, Yan Xichi’s heart began to melt, bit by bit...
But perhaps it was because he always answered, “I don’t love you.” His little princess consort asked for his love less and less. Then, one rainy spring night, she suddenly unilaterally asked to divorce him.
So, can love really just disappear?
[Blunt, sweet girl vs. gloomy, obsessive, intermittently unhinged man]
[Reader’s Guide and Content Warnings]
* Alternate universe, both leads are sexually inexperienced, happy ending. Arranged marriage to love + unconventional wife-chasing arc + healing. The male lead will recover the use of his legs.
* There’s angst and melodrama in the middle and later parts. If you only want pure sweetness, proceed with caution.
* The author is a beginner with limited writing skills. If it’s not to your taste, please click away instead of making yourself miserable.
This story is the author’s own beloved dream. Please respect the creative work.
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Theme: Love and freedom
I have thought about it for a long time, why even though the author's thoughts are very female-dominated, I still feel that the female protagonist is very abusive after reading it. Because although the author has a female protagonist, she still needs to be fair. So the result I saw was that the heroine finally changed. The heroine finally changed from loving herself to loving the hero more than her own life, which was contrary to her original thoughts. But in my opinion, love is not fair in the first place. The principle in this world is not that if the male protagonist loves the female protagonist, the female protagonist must love the male protagonist. Not to mention that if the male protagonist loves the female protagonist, it can be measured by a number. If the male protagonist loves the female protagonist 999,999 points, then the female protagonist must also love 999,999 points in return. The male protagonist can block the arrows for the female protagonist, and the female protagonist must also block the arrows, otherwise the heroine is wrong. What's more, the male protagonist of this book is just like that in my opinion. I didn't see any change in him until the last chapter. He did everything he should do. His desire for exclusivity when facing the second male lead and his ancient background of machismo and the idea that women should regard their husbands as their first priority. He criticized his madness and only after he changed it did he become a normal partner, otherwise he would not be worthy of being the male protagonist. He changed from abnormal to normal. Is this such a big deal? The real truth is that how much you want to love is your own business. If you want to love, just love. If two people can't get along, then separate. Instead of forcing the heroine to achieve a certain level to be worthy of the hero. After reading the whole book, I really didn't know what the heroine did wrong. The author asked the heroine to apologize countless times in the text. Every time, I was filled with questions, and the comment section also clamored to abuse the heroine. I only remember two explicit apologies from the male protagonist. After reading the last chapter, I didn't see that the heroine subjectively wanted to hurt anyone? The male protagonist asks for the abuse, and the female protagonist has nothing to do with her and stays out of it, and is abused in the same way. Just like that, it seems like I feel sorry for the male protagonist, forget it.
It was so well written that I stayed up all night to read it. Unfortunately, too few people saw it. I hope it becomes popular in the future!
Please can you write a modern side story [cover your face and peek][cover your face and peek][cover your face and peek]
The ending is coming soon. Is there any extra story?
Big, awesome! ! ! Always be moved by positive redemption! ! ! The values are also very positive! ! !
I hope there will be a side story where the male protagonist really loves her.
In fact, the writing in the early stage is really good! When I was stuck on the text, I felt that I was constantly going around the original story. This ending ended in a hurry! Personally, I'm still looking forward to the extra episode where they meet again and get pregnant and have a baby.
Damn, I really can't help it. I discovered this novel when I was in high school. I really liked it when I read it, especially the last few scenes. The pull between the male and female protagonists. What the author wrote is simply the best of all the novels I have read. Now that I am in college, those few chapters still make me fondly remember them. The author's writing is so good, why is it not popular 😚🤩😂
The conflict and collision of emotional concepts is well written. I hope the author will continue to work hard!
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I have thought about it for a long time, why even though the author's thoughts are very female-dominated, I still feel that the female protagonist is very abusive after reading it. Because although the author has a female protagonist, she still needs to be fair. So the result I saw was that the heroine finally changed. The heroine finally changed from loving herself to loving the hero more than her own life, which was contrary to her original thoughts. But in my opinion, love is not fair in the first place. The principle in this world is not that if the male protagonist loves the female protagonist, the female protagonist must love the male protagonist. Not to mention that if the male protagonist loves the female protagonist, it can be measured by a number. If the male protagonist loves the female protagonist 999,999 points, then the female protagonist must also love 999,999 points in return. The male protagonist can block the arrows for the female protagonist, and the female protagonist must also block the arrows, otherwise the heroine is wrong. What's more, the male protagonist of this book is just like that in my opinion. I didn't see any change in him until the last chapter. He did everything he should do. His desire for exclusivity when facing the second male lead and his ancient background of machismo and the idea that women should regard their husbands as their first priority. He criticized his madness and only after he changed it did he become a normal partner, otherwise he would not be worthy of being the male protagonist. He changed from abnormal to normal. Is this such a big deal? The real truth is that how much you want to love is your own business. If you want to love, just love. If two people can't get along, then separate. Instead of forcing the heroine to achieve a certain level to be worthy of the hero. After reading the whole book, I really didn't know what the heroine did wrong. The author asked the heroine to apologize countless times in the text. Every time, I was filled with questions, and the comment section also clamored to abuse the heroine. I only remember two explicit apologies from the male protagonist. After reading the last chapter, I didn't see that the heroine subjectively wanted to hurt anyone? The male protagonist asks for the abuse, and the female protagonist has nothing to do with her and stays out of it, and is abused in the same way. Just like that, it seems like I feel sorry for the male protagonist, forget it.
It was so well written that I stayed up all night to read it. Unfortunately, too few people saw it. I hope it becomes popular in the future!
Please can you write a modern side story [cover your face and peek][cover your face and peek][cover your face and peek]
The ending is coming soon. Is there any extra story?
Big, awesome! ! ! Always be moved by positive redemption! ! ! The values are also very positive! ! !
I hope there will be a side story where the male protagonist really loves her.
In fact, the writing in the early stage is really good! When I was stuck on the text, I felt that I was constantly going around the original story. This ending ended in a hurry! Personally, I'm still looking forward to the extra episode where they meet again and get pregnant and have a baby.
Damn, I really can't help it. I discovered this novel when I was in high school. I really liked it when I read it, especially the last few scenes. The pull between the male and female protagonists. What the author wrote is simply the best of all the novels I have read. Now that I am in college, those few chapters still make me fondly remember them. The author's writing is so good, why is it not popular 😚🤩😂
The conflict and collision of emotional concepts is well written. I hope the author will continue to work hard!